The Sun. — London, England, 1809-01-19 00:00:00

FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS. " Pants, JAN. ge7era'l dai's Bolletins 'give been .reaeivtid from the Army; of , Spain, but the public should not be alarrited. - We 'know that the Zniperor set out - from M'irdlad;'ott the. 22d, to march against flat& Englisk-arpy,Hend thv on the 25th he tvas in. his proper persok - 01 the tight Wiag , Of' that at . " On th'e-i7iii'or-2sth, a tattle must have taken place betweekv the united Etigtiih. force, amoun'ing . to twitrlY 4a,00n men, supported by the remains of .'••!1-iiialtes••aretty,• some' netv.,Galliciau levies, and the • • arriietl,,Peasantit. • • • ." The next Bulletin will,. no doubt, be most . iniportant. V.hlJaclisliii is occupied . by rho Erctich troops. His Dila:itSty,. on leaving 'Madrid; appointed - King Joieph his Lieeten ant, the command of the Garrisoh 01 I.o4,,O:ipital, of thb . 12,,rpc.0f the Dukes of Dantzic on& &Mune, and the .divisiotig avalt',* of - Lasalle; •Milliatist, and Lmour Maubourg. We have been , frivonred with a letter containing thesealciails front a person of consequence in attend tine on his,Majesty-(ilioniteur). • . • -• We. have received Letters front Constantinople, • dated , November2,s. Tile tumults were not so great as the firm , accounts -from Vienna describe. The Europeati Ambassadors, and all the Christians .in getter al, were 'respeded., 'Mustapba Ilairaelar pc . fished by assassination at the moment that he was' endeaVouritig to escape from his Palace,- which was, on fire. Ha received tWO' Musket balls, which were flied hiiriby the Siemens.. ..He was succeeded by Isaac Yachts, the Govertior• of the Arsenal. This nett' GratidViiier is, a 'Creature of Yussuf . - • the EX-Grand Vizier, and,aCtually Governor of -Up ' per Armenia. ~q he tire 'did not make any, great pro gress. Sultan Nlustapha Is still . alive, and tranquil- . Fty is almost restored at Constantinople.---(Journal de .L; Empire). • MAbltll), DEc. "2,4:::his'Cvi l tal exhibits an•ex traordioary sight. argistets were Opened, in sitOy four quarters. Ihirty•thousand' rosh..d, to these in a crowd, and. have signed a srip.. plication to his Majesty r in whielt . they, entreat him, to put an end :to their mistbrumea, by granting them.his august broi her Joseph, King. At the sdrne tape, the Hutt :was elevated in hil 'the Chxciti f s. The. Priehts 'at-Withal:at .the-a1tar5.. , .... All-henest men, evetrthose , of the loweSt classes of . society, enlightened ,!:y the . calamuies that fell on therti in consequence of the ahsonce of. the Govern mem, eagerly hocked to , take the oaih•of fidelity to their new S . overLign.—(lllo/Our,),. , 'PARIS, .JAN. 6.—The last eveoing patty. at the Thuilleries Was distinguished ,!;)sr - thtttrllher of Foreigners of consequence present,- - Count Ronianzoff, the itu,sian. Minister for l the Foreign Department, and Prince Kurakin, the itinbassads4 of the sane Power,' hind the honour to pliy at the ' same .table with . her Itiajesty the Empros. • The drgas announces in the most positive roan . ner,. that the armistice . , haply concluded between the Russian anti •Swedi;li Generals in Finlaul, • had IM, .been latifted by the Emperor of ll.Ussia., and that 110stilitieti hake recuriantneed . in that Prm inch. The last letters from Spain mention,' that the English army • was surrounded. The I-lead-quar ters of the 'Einperor wcie, at 'NO Secii those of (he Duke of Dalmatia at. Carrion. 'There is:every reason to believe th.:,t the enemy cannot escape. • 'Fla.:re is a woman residing , at . . Vienna, forty years old, and twenty tyliO tit eleven bi , tlis was delivered of ',:i',,.childrerk; of Whorl; f;it are DOW living• PAiii;.l Pierina Galx hie, of the 24th of :December; doei not 'cot*iiA::tiit new infor nratiop:relating to the, pre'seAtt' , .4 . t'u - ut. ,Cengtenti. nople. The only intelligence.'is• front private let-• ters,•and these not of sl hoe Aire. 'The aceoiints frrpn - make Mention' Of lei ter; flow Con, stanttnoploot the 17th of November, the substance tit whicli dirt ri a little Iforn thi/4e Tretfiattgly re , A.C; , •oldiliv ,to thcse, riiNstiOla - I,ist extremity in the., „ part. of-tbo: firm:anal wherti , 4o -had taken refuge, int enenetl to blow it •up• if the gates u.ere loteed. 'But bO'bru be e)ccculeti this thrv;A, ho. was informel of. I b6,arrlval. of the. Captain' ihoAra who.: cinn6 to 4 , 446tance with tilt. 'th:l4l, •ho Lit .(I,l)iitp retitv 1).16 '3•04t40,•:,2,1tV0,11 ty.et 11. the arliciwi tieing on theabordortikriitthe tire in the city r,ieni imp - )tli shipf; q %vitt - , nod it i 3 110 t • 'that Puir)i6tn's Prince . Polgoareki liaised through - Vienna on the: 2'41 4 on, Liq 'way iron) rltitharesi„to Kirk, It pofoilDle I.it Limy ttlate tii I.;venti that have occurred 'in 'l'u, , fIiANKFoRT, JAN. t.!--4Two divisions' of the. Army of the under orders . 'of Alardial the I.oke of A cic , rguirit, received ari.krs to eu to 14410, here they will learn 'their. further . . Ltiters film) the P;orth their jeSii,ici 'the King and Qui..to Preset have already 3isi. 1 throk%ll Alu m el, on til{:ir Way to St. Peters tire). The day of tlicir clepbriore is ,410 t '.ll;t:r Majestie4, - zire,acrotupanicil . by Prince Augti4- t 6 Feiciirsatut of DEc. 4 std, Aide-dc Camp to .! .is Majesty. has sit out forr . the Emperor's head / yarters in. Spain, i.vith Important diriptclir , Q, . {;overiti4ent haS:issore'd fu - piqclo:priihibiting inerc.l3;.ints to !end tO - Oiticer,s„; quire ~ .tifJci leo anrf to soldier' more:di-a - 11 , 526. No clAimi fur stuns will fees atlviitied tc3 Almsetrathi, - 1 2'J ! their route . ' front C.',.ol).tantitiople tri Paris, are cot: t. - pnaling. A. ',Russian Officer, also; Iron Jowl,. with divan:hes for, theyFrertaii Governtrenr, ititi Intely pitied throUgh, It 'will therefore )ifolii tity troth Pettis:t.itra receive the tiros( thtiritc details relating to the rrvolotion in crinstan th.tople Many Of our merchants ll:twirl/teed eecved letters front different.. vattii‘ -of . rrtylte,s'fpif the intelligence contained in' thtt4;s scii:OntriithClory, thrit little ieliance caa.be placed:upon . ) ,iti.-)Disides, they are not at a later tlato thin the ',sal of No- . comber..--(See in Ih# Paris sievs:(lie genrcfrarn Canztaniinople, dated Nov, 0 5 % )1., Prince Schwarzubursh is making preparations to 'rem lenna, is ern' qsy burgh. It is reported that.sorne districts have ittsolutely refused to provi4 recruits toy the ar,rl:.: ;114 it was found n e cessary to entiloy I,orce to .conlrl them. • • " Site the feet *pf your I,,,mperlal Boyal Majesty." rr Madrid, Dec; 0,. “Kre." is e 4 T 4 .1 thys..AlidfeSSlliS Majesty returned' thes,Nlo ing Afliitter - I..atn:pleased with the sentiment; of arercity Madrid. I regret the injuries she has suifered, apd' silt partici:tarly happy that, under 'existiog-eitc;l3. l . s)mq:e s, I have been able to area her_delivpranee,- and to piotett her froni great Calamities. . 1. have hastened to adopt rneuures calculated to tranquillize all ranks of the citizens,, knowitlh9w_ paintul a state of uncertainty to *all wen tively and indi*vidually. " I have preserved the - Spiritual Orders, hat a limitation of the number ,of Monks. ..Yhere is.. . Nip, p,c:l.—There is a rep irt of an T - ie . ' tictAi rriii -s i ;a& between Prince fl.2nry, ' blOi Iler itOzithe , ,Kiftg ~ o f PrtlifSiii, and a Grand Princes; of .0• f c-- . - , ; . . _ Her Imperial Higbnes4 the Vice,ttueeo Nvas ittlfe" lyfikihvered pt P incess on the 23d hist. • • • It is 'Stated in . letters' fro m tilat the head•quarter i s or riince Prosorowski, miw Co finder.' in Chief of the Ru, l / 2 lan army, '‘A , Pre aJoiiily at Toscani. It-is uncemin m how knig they' will 'reain ' there. That town neighbourhood' are cisowcjed,, . with troops. the ht ad-qaariers of General:n*ow, Chief of the -• Cossacks, are to be. rernot 'c to Bucharest: The rorps or General Pahien, 'which Is in lurin the reserve, will also- be tronsferred ihi ther.—(Journal de 1 . ginpire.) French funds On 'the. btli • Thee percent. 5..). , For March 22, 9, 77 francs is.' ' linak Shares, 12.7, 50. • “fh • ' MAILS. '" s34lliirflits.--r Dux -; Gottenburgh,l Malta, Dublin, i Wateaerd. • PRICE OF STO(IKS, , • THIS b%Y AT TWILLk, t otetmen. gonS4s 64 with div. 11(!sis, Ann.: .42 y iS 1 I ; ••`.• r, " T E S:.11. N. , .. . not .a s single intelligent person who is' not of opiplop e that they were too numerous. 'Those of 'tliteitjwille are influenced by a Divine call', shall remainlollissitl , ~ , --s .. - , .s - i cloisters. ' With .regard to tnose whose c. 411. Wad MADRID, DEC. 21.--*The review by his Majesty, I doubtful, or influenced by temporal consideratirjis ta a on the loth, attraetcd•.a great number of the inlet- ' I haunt fixed their condition in the order of sec laa 4 hitares of Madrid, avlto is erevery touch struck with i priests. ' Opt . t.if" the. surplus of ' the incinaitiii;pros ~ , '•'. ; • ' . that grand exhibition... Ibe troops, indeed, made . perry, I have: provided. for the maintenauce . of the .-es• •!'" S T-Ssillight ...Mirk Papers , ciere•leceived - loitbe a most ex:cellent appearance, looking as they should pastors, that important and useful class o f the clergy. 7th jests h•-.Riey ,contain .intelligence•feomerarts t o : do o n a daye of gr and p• t rate. H i s Isifzijesty, at- , I have abolished that court . wlnch.was a • aubje6t: of . . t h e 0t h i . , . 41.3 d though thoystarcei ~, s i •- j a . tended by the Prince at :s:eulthatel, -several Mar- ' complaint to Europe and the present age.. Priests ' . • ' ' • - , s vat ..is s lll4' .formation front Spain of which we were not before . shals of the li.;mpire, ' , and a nemercats Staff, went may guide the Minds ..of men, but must exercise on, toot along' the line: The Eteperois conversed •• no temporal or corporal jurisdiction, over the in possession, •yetthere is an arti c l e i n 'the ifeniteur with great number n'd of the soldiers, a made many citizens. s , •• I • . which is calculated to excite the most lively interest,. - • t promotions. : - • . ' '• , ..I have accomplished what towed to myself a n d The wiclow'of an Officer, accompanied by her .my nation.. Vengeance "has had -its due. It has It begios with stating, that no Bu/letip s h ave been two daughters . and her son, a bey twelve ye ars ' fallen upo n ten of the principal culprits; all the rest •reeeived s from, Spain for some days p ast ; but old, attracted the - benevolent attention of his . Ma- have entire ititl absOlute forgiveness.' '. - to feel, any , Jesty,. who settled a . pensioti oil herself, and ordered ", I hove abolished those privileges whi c h the „ - her daughters to be placed at I.eouen, and her ions , Grandees usurped, during times of civil w ar , .when . ' alarm from that circumstance. I t t h en proceeds • .. in a Lyceum. -, , ;- ' ' ' Kiugs but too frequently ar e nece ss itated to surren e to state, „thae BITONPARTp had left Madrid on 1 . Al ter the review, •. the corps of t h e Marshal the der, their righttie to purchase their own. treneuillitys the 22d, *ratlike the commend' of the Army, fo r 4 . • Duke of Eleliingete received orders. to hold them- and that of their people; and that henceforth, every, , the f , , . purpose . ° attacking the British Troops, aptt that selves in teaditiess to march ; • 'They eel' off . this day one may set ep inns, ovens, mills, - employ hime ; • • v •t. _. • a Battle. Was expelled to takeplaceeboet the 27th • itepuranit of the EngliSli, who, it is said, have 1,5,•000 self in fishing and rabbit-hunting, and - give . tree men at Salamanca..Video they make haste to effed scope to his industry, provided he respeets. tile I :ws ult, VVe know, -howeveis by the 1)m patches from, , their retreat they will probably, in a short time, not. and regnlatiOna of the - police. The ielfishri is, Sir' jorits447l - • - '' 0; • I' , ' `1 i the uoittl, that aS t4t- at ta.e.',..tst u t.,' . . have it in their power to occomplish it, and . perhaps wealth, .and prospesits..of- a small nuinber.of i i;; • • • •• . •• • will have to take the road to 'Bayonne sooner than viduals, were more injurious to your agricul re British and French Armies, with the : exce pti on of they expeasal. • ' . ' . ' than 'the heat of the •dogsdays: - • " •:; c •- , '3" elete. Cavalry, bad not come i n • cotitatt %v it„ each AeCording to all the accounts that are received . " 'As there i, but one God, se should there b iteaii,„;---es. •.• . - • orner, - Ind as it is n o w • as c erta i n ed that Le . did not from Andalu.s;a; it is certain th at the greatesemiss a State but.one• judicial, power.. All pecullailitiriae -'• ,m it hardly pro* . tfle understanding exists ,between the l e ader e . Who dietions.were usurpations, and at variance with awe '`` e etictis Madrid till the . 224 We' th i nk comand the remains of the army of th e iit'surs rights oi• tlie nation ; I have-abolished them. ' e..bablyahat he will succeed" In' overtaking Sir Joins 0 retreat oh the .i 4th. We gets: The Generalisslino :Castancis, who sie'rnoriti t s ," I have also made k now n to ever y one what h s\looaes who be. g a n his e , ego. was looked uponas .0 - great warrior, is nadir way haye 10 tear s and what he may have to hope.. ss ~ • , shellsdbeeseier; •waits - Witti 4 lhe Most: anxious: itn an-arrest. •Some slecuse liliteof - ineasetelty; Others 1 shalt expel the Engliili army frotn the PeninSula. of treason: ~ Saraaossa, Valencia, ; Seville,. shall •.be reduced ito . patience for the arrival of 'Dispatches trout Su" JotiN persuasion, .sularniseion, either by or the . ''\ His Majesty enjoys the best state of health. A po wer of . Moolta. • • report is this day in circulation, that he intends to my arms.' There is no obstacle .whi.h.can long, re- During BUONAPARTE's absence from the capital, proee e d upon ti jOlitneyof soinesclays. ' . silt the execution of my resolutions, • ,.: i ' : . The Prince of li.mbourgh is ad. Madrid With his .." But what transcends my power is this—to loni a ' heikte appointed his Broth e r J osep h his tientenapt• , brigade. : . • so lidate the Spaniards as. one nation, under tlfeseae " i tha h as l e ft a portion of the Army stutter the coma. • -The kind answer of his - Majesty to' the „Cerre, - of the King, -should- they continue to be, itileftafl.).,l_,: ,- , , ~.._ ~ _, ianu or . %.4enerars 148FEBV112 and VICTOR. If ''o' gidor of. Madrid his produeed the•greatest 'sensation' : •i ' s with these • principles ot, aversion and' hatred to iii this capital. ,Every intelligent person 'is struck I''ratice, which the partizans of the Englisti andthe are to credit the accoun ts i n t h ese P apers ,. t helnhae,: . . • with the proofs of inag.nanitnity which ' diSeo%er ' enemies of the 'Comets:et have infused into .the bitants of Madrid arc quite enthu . siastie in their eve, them-elves in - that tnenaufahle speech, and declare .hosom of Spait'n. •.1 can establish .. no nation, no ;7 • . : ..- . • ' pressionaot attachment to BUONAPAIrri and 'King - . their wishes that the Spatiish Itatiotl' Illay; it) re- King, no independenee at' the Spaniards, if the • , „ , •,.• turn, chew themselves worthy . ' of . - his - Majesty'a King' be - not assured . of - their attachtnent and•fule• Josarit. No less than 39,00Qtathersof f am ili es a re ; esteem .. '. - JO. . . , , • described having signed Petitions teStseeeeeTtk.• ..e, ' • . BAiONNE, Dr.C.•,96 - ,—The conscripts of tale re- • ' The.Bdurbons can 'n9 longer reign in Europe." ' •• •; 1 • . - . -. requesting sa i nt) • to rel ic eat them from their miseries a , • 'rerve, whu were quartered ia th e . a ai., leet se t a ssus , t „,a' The.,.. divisions ,in the Royal F.troily were contrived • the E0 , 51i ,; h. it , ,,tifna, not ilio 4eti , rone ,„,, , „ of ,by giving thaw his , l 4 other J ig for:their SoV.o4i villages, have all entered this city: 'lie}, : w e hxiged .by and Ano...ileynnrita Olio Moo u of th e r..:ign. ' Du i I•..v.vitli,4andLig tilesu extraurc h uaryln s iii the barrecks, constructed on the :Oates, - Ssktiele. King Charl"' stat , i , ce s . of lop . /fy, Bpos ,s,? A ii . r e . a . ppears by ito weane d can aCcoirimodate.lo,ooo`tnen. - React), that the Duke of Inetnetdo, that tool of Orr the 24th arrived- here 3 di% ision Of the Siatnish England, as is proved'by , the papery found in his satisfied with the peup . te of span!. In his *dna .... i soldiers, made •prisatiers in the, battle of Somosiersa. house, 'had in view. ' .Ihu intentiota.v a as to-establi - • • .1 •• Considerable, trains of art; flit:l : y, cai s .sOcin'i,,all4 hag.. the predomorant influence of England in Spain ; a to. , the Corregidor Of Medrid, he threatens, it the ;pie of S p ain uo.notsuornit 10.414 usurpatAen, to . ~ gage ,of Ad sorts, are incessantly passing . tlifotagli ' .. 4 0 ,.:: n e n . e les s eriecti, - - th e result of whie/rwould have ': •• I . -. ._l " , . ... .; ' •. . thiseity. According - to letters from INladrid, the. l ,l)oke •of . caused - The stieddinl.. , ;of torren is ot blood.; Nd.P4vrer distnecnherthe Kingdom; to pace/ ft ism' into vice. Islyar, one of .the ten Sptin..irds proclaim e d traitors • under .. the influence' of Engl.:it'd can exist en the . risy4tiesa,,end:te- wreak his vengeatitassolethe Mb*. to their cohntryS.has been apprelteeded. Cort i tinent. It there be any (ba s t etitertitin such a bitatas tear their.obstinacy. .-Ther ' • • • .' 0 . is one expressma . Wish, their wish is absurd, and:, will 'sooner or I ter • • • ~ • ' • Letters from Burps, by t•lielast.. pog, state, Coat . • , • • . ~ in this extiaordina.ry ducumOnt, Which . iji - • occasion theit.tall. impart the Marquis pe L....ftgrpnua had -413ade Ills 'appear.. i i would ' be It easy for me, should I be oinpe ed i ant, 'as it is obviously meant' as astisteat to the Ern , . ante in the etivirona ,ofs Palencia, with the remains . to „ Its t • p that measure, to goner -Spaliv• by estae s , p' , ',,iji'orAti mi i.. H e s • 'ea• - : '•• ' of his and a 'stnall biyiy, of English:: - The s.elisfiig. as V • '. I a Ysi N o PqViel •, Canexltt • ' ninny ieero)s in it as there are pin- - . .fi,"."•• ,' , • . 111.111,11a1S theDekes of Dalmatia and TreVista - (Sisule -- 1 - - ''''' - Inat 1 ' • ' • • abdicate - R9ti ter t"° influence of.,Edgland, ou the Continent. • '• . • ' %fasces, •Neverthe ees, 'I du n o t 'refute to and Mortier), tied the , Duke et .Abiante‘•• VII) . • ' my rights of conquest in levee!. of the• King, suld to -If-there be any that entertain such a wish, • , their ~ ' have pot themselves in 111060!), and are teatime , rs est - iblittli him in Madrid, as SCK.)IIBS the 3 0,00 0 Cid. • Wish is ,absuid; and t .11 ' • ina to surround him, and to pin vest him fraticseath-• '. ' i• 1 this t (l l ' • 7 , .' t.- • . A-1-0 sooner or later 'oecasioty .o . • zelia w s eco teas eapital. eotitslits, j.1e.... C. gy , i. • 0.,1--. - , . fill." ......, .I. , .- . .. .. a,. ' ing the coast; and rililiarking, which appeanto‘be.•• . hit f I I . 1 , , l , „i their .. I lus s langnageite iota' plain to bu alma-, . y, erc milts, La .t 14,1,i1 ne.. i. LL Artn , M 1 ' and L , . his intention. s - - . r..,' I ''• • . s '-' •.. l• istutterits and thei r fidelity, set an eXailiple d' :'t(Wd.i•Atnc! the •Emperorefl AtINTVIA. must 1101,Y The• most perfeel treveleillity prevails iii, Madtid. !• iss - the provinces, enl.ghtenee th e peeptc, aus s mil de fee . , 04s:she , hat no- choice b ' I c A • ri . ' but that O. ~eternfine. Conn nerc ial 'spirit g have exp': conceit no Ffitetrip- • the nation sensible that their, exitente atia pro e ,ss ..- ae a - .s.- . • - • - flan, all billS of eNch,ingi • area ponctinlli; fily4 : rioy eNheonidly, r depend upon'. a King. and a free resistatlce detatkonclitioeal.'Sufathissien.,. .• '• . • I'svo fiO regi t t I metes 0: c, the : lab and ''COnstilution, tavotusible to thespeople, and hos tilt l , .;i•,•' ~- -' • •••• - 7 - " 1 ""'" - ! -- :' ,- - '--' ; ' I I 42 , ittiachicl t" lie , ' .. ..'ctit"l tlikisisfo vet 'he atit'ti of only 'to• the 'egotism and Istegaty . paasiuns ',A -1 the ( s 'eetted this 'month) ' ' `''• - :Is ' s ', t - ,a ~ • •.. g PA • ) r t uat'S.e• Papers ta• rest ree,s h;tvtt 'at ri vtN.i Lore, mid out city ii e4'64, , ded (2;i:in:Ores. ' " ' ' ' , .. : I the 4th, inr. The followi ng i s their couteutsies- , . , . .. with, troops of all* sieseciptioos. .. • . , ... .- .i," It • such ba alio sentitneniS of o:lo)4bita.l).t3 l ,ol:llP` . .;LPlßUSl i Dec a I .-- , Extract from au OiiiCial CUM* I'4llls,.lYEe. :28.—Let tilts, from . - Bayone e. o f .t he• the: city of ' Mattrio, let the. • 30,6t.tu CitiZell3 assisees ~ _ - '.', l 4.4 . A ' ~. '•I L _ , . . munieattoe 9; the oupretne.anota of Batiesea,. ad 2:ed instant, state; that on• the 'loll6Wing day they ex.., i We in the linnet:es ;' let ihenyo the presence 'of • . . . peaerl there the Nia;•(itiii of Satita•Croz, the • dressed Portuguese Cin • int • ' ' • • the Holy Sacrament, take •an thitti, .not. only with.lathe Cu in hr in • Chicti :--• aCkistal..Franen, :Ind C.t)Ullt. Altantira, whO;i , t;ere all ' - t•heir,innutlis, but • also..ivith their hearts, anti,' with- i , . ,!i! ,• - - ''' • ~.i tiatl. o (a; D ec: xis. o a thvio e m ise„,sf of tit.. Junta ! e ta he that city,' out any jesuitie4l equivocation,. that shey. promise,- • " T . ho Supreme Junta gave notice to your Lord last sutinner, and who, alter raking tire (cob of ,ille4 • suppoir, altachnient, ; Ind fidelity to their K.ing; let .' shit), that ' 'lntelli 2 had • • gence been recened from lion .gliative. to.iheir King, Joseph Napoleen,..ebatitionecl ; the pee is .in the coetessionat , and the pulpit,- the . him, snd Seined the insoissetas, • , • ,:' .: ; ineicatitile clesS in their cdres;toncience, the neste•of . M. Gsticms, -Member of, the Junta ter the City, of .pmus, Dac.30......The I . ollowi Jig is ;t . :ei., ~..,,,. - I . • the law in their.. ,n4d. speeches, lot* It toe. TrqXillo, dated this day, stating, that on the ufjth, • PY*.." t i ie sentiinents iitto the people •—then shalt Iti an coder ad,lress eresented to his Majesty the k! E; ~..,tOp....rorkpiti r .•. ; -: t . - ' -.' ' • • at noon; the ' enemy . . :eote red that. ...towo3;;,_eouo to • t , ,r. , ,,rriy . r*ht• 0 . eolloutst, puce the , .K . iftg 'u pon • 'Corregidor Of Madrid, in thsettame - of:1116-;"314 throne, rind make it um ►ploasitt , ' , ta.k to cote/stet -' number ; and that at t wo ectuukE the.. tleXt mnouimig giro, y and - Citiieussof that taipital•sese •' ' l it ''''. -. : . . . • n. .A, i yi :• . , • inyselt as 'a true trientlot • the•Spattrartis; ': The pry-' ' an - otlieeraftiVed at full iipeectj after' Whose arrival, tire ty of Madrid, represented' by. its.. sent generation May differ in their o aitiiens • the , _ Magistrates, secolar And 'regular Clergy,. Nekilitse , ' ' •.= • 1 ..,, ~ . ,i) ' p,ifisiwis • laVv. beach too moucti brought Into aCtion ; i;.. , 1, . ~,,. • : i much uneasiness was observed among theeneeny'S ...,. and Deputies of the wards,.,. presents itself it the . t an your. groodechildreo will - hless:ine as" our retie;,- troops; allepipposUcl of; Cavalry; and the following feet ,of. your linnet ial'Ma)ei , tY,, - to.ol•fir .) al-1 Ole twist, i taloa—they . will reckon the. day :when 1 fippeared ' day It •"' '' ' cl' s ' • .' • • they ey retteete sat eight ()clock in I tee, inortuner, teseeetittl's thaeks for the gracious' clemency with among yottaineng - their 'Memorable tetiVals . •at d -: Siva' , . 6" . 44 ' feii front :Which your Majesty, in the coresectit which. yonr • aru m that will th e ha pp in e s s ', s• • title • •? , to ~, • , r leagues Madrid; . atallWhielt 0. • pant' its cons-- '. " • -.•-; • ..,;-s . - . • , vielorious troops have made of tips city, has been . Iten 6nient."•, ' •, •• . pleasod to think Odle safety and welfare Of ;its ih-. . c" You are thus, Monsieur le Corregidor," add d•• (List • G f••.'•. '' k- . '' .. Pan ttzette,•o lig. 3 1 . .) ' habitatitS; and' the'praise-vvorthy• and beneficent the EMperor,• " informed of the'whole of my d Jehl .1:'.. - '''' •: ..' - ' treattnent . which yule . Majesty has Peel% pleatted to . terinivation. Consult' with , .your fellows . ' • • :. , _s s , s . 'he siasie s palser contains a _ teSeletkon9f this .. Board s ettize Tie a, _, show towards them, and whiela the City , of Madrid: andleansider What Palt Yell will choose ; • bat wli ; - fin.'.qM"lr..E-dalg l Palaqc of Gover • timenti•theBficl. inst. considers as a piecige of:• - forgitien i rsi for all t‘lgi ik iis •,. ever it-be, make your choice •I'-s • ' if- an al wit...incr.:Ay, and td _re-: fait,Et. PilitAitx Iroainz, Secretary,of 'State cc:mitred hi the abet:nee of onrS,X.ing . ..rottepli s reeer - . •.: • . e tne only your gotten , . sentiments. tell` I .. 4 Alajesty's brother, ',- , . .., ~ . • •-, •,, , ,, , : 1, ..• •„. ~• • ~..,, .. . .... ~, ......._ . , . , l : ; - fitrthe yy4t ;Pepaitnwrit, • , is charged to ..caili . into • " ' .•-• d jr - i't ''''' l'''A ~ l'ile lieijo•al • o eget! , cots 1 tiring t its ssem- , Sr. PETEILSBP.IIOII Dr C' 14 —The gWeueS dave • . . -•• • a ~i I ' ; effe4. - 1 the plan of ereni training, i - 1 '• .. ..-• . - ng and s e *leen .e , .- - . bly, ~Idly deliberating on the atthjitt.of 'I heletheelte b4en oempellekl,..te e vacuate Finland, ogr troops; ~ gioter of infantry'and'eavery for the defence of this log, have 'concluded and reEolved le etartatt. a io it • have ocetlpiecl• Brahastad t and. Ulealuarg,4nd,a lulls • ImperialsausliiteyaLMoiesiystirat.it;;May ptettlot. u tiny Conyention has' been cOncindea..'•' , . - . i , . city , ill eh hb• 4 h a I'd' : 'nt ..,)5 1 ,,Z i 1.,,, AS 1? i ?rime t . ,,e, Safi ton o osertunt. • Every - ; :/egion is to consist of three battalions , or 30 tie grain them . 'lli e t'avOor of • - seeitie.Xing •.16)41) n At, Uleatiorg there- tell into oor hands 18 iron -.. . .. .4a . drld, M. order tit it, under Ina, Liws, 41'it'd s .iit l crienoni - of various callbres;a'quantity• of provisions - otslnpaules, cotnposed of twenty men eatth;••hesides with all the places nridcr its immediate jort*titit o n, and stores, and about fmoo tuu4eta. We. took allo•• OW" ' ' • - • , .i. . ies. rind the; is of *,emit, stilly at letteth etijrie .t he t iteout 1.1400 sick, iedluding 15 Offleerti; .' ' ' ' i H 1 •.." .. - - ' _, , , ; ~., ~, , :,'... t • tLiallioN Jitii 3. The lovahr displayed bvihe Pop. ii . 'lLigi)illity ;mg mtpinooi Ir tildlllivy rxiAta..i f „ r t, , : \‘• tarit4A, DRC. 24.—Last Week ii Grand COuill . " -- -- ' -* -.--- ,- ,', ~' y ' time te,:ntiVoh:llCe Of • his Aliij . ol4li chawder, ~ •.. . •of 4tlll(t.'was• held. . 'Hisiinperiat wi es ty / *Aft', d: , -,c - tutit+.oe inetheir voluntary contributions lowards abet. Finally, I‘ , l3:t•iti Il.itters '-'htli . selt that,ifte.st, 3 . ll . -en this. occaSien ; and the Archd u kes 4 o l vriolgoro4 4 (ftiatiie'of their Count - • •d* ' 1 d'ai it iS Country, is as istingnis e . , • . 'find - rol.b . OtiOtt, iii 1..111)(4t,:r t'',t Ti;Gin*, Itopct,laf and - '.,sere .pret,ent,. ' •:,. . , ' .. : . .• • ~ . , . . . , Roya[Majesly, .It rho snt i Oak: t..l,l:ityotir.clontenet. .•,It is rumoured that her Majesty's Coronation as • - ' ee „ . i useful* under the tir snt circumstances U r the, -.. • -- gueratitees her hapeinese - • • • • Queen'of Behettaia, ittibted 'tor the i tit linf 'May.' I Country,- Among other gifts of that description , . '..14.1 lie 1i4116 DICIRI I , ALSUM AiJORIT ? 154,11144i-14.41-1‘ . 110 L. 0 N D . 0 R, - : .17Jf.. , ;:r7414A5DA11-J44.4.1JAZ Y.-4 9, 1809 - , • • • r ' r•- r -. 'ers- i